Frymazing

I've ordered from Frymazing many times now. The fries are, of course, amazing with a variety of options to choose from. Their other dishes (like bibimbap), however, was average at best.
Other than that, I have no complaints and will be eating here again in the near future.

AMAZING!!!! 5+ Stars!!!! Fairfield is lucky to have Frymazing. I've had Korean Fried Chicken all my life and this one is so authentic. The chicken is great quality and full of flavor. The owner and the chefs were so kind to us. We ordered Classic Fried Chicken & Yangnyum Chicken and it was absolutely spot on. Definitely will be going back 100%!

Cant wait to try there other dishes next time!

I've tried this restaurant twice so far and each time was good. However, i've only taken the food to go. It does seem a bit small inside.

I ordered the Spicy Pork Rice Bowl twice. The first time it was actually pretty spicy and so delicious. I enjoyed it so much. However, the second time i ordered, it wasn't as spicy which was a bit disappointing. But the flavor was still very good. Their meat to rice portion is pretty balanced.

I also tried their wings (YangYum and ChillinChilli). Both of these were good. Very crunchy and super flavorful. Yangyum was a bit on the sweeter side. I am excited to try the other flavors they offer.

First time here. The wings took exactly 22 minutes to be ready on a very quiet evening. Their concept of "crispy" differs from ours. The Double-Crunch wings had a name with a lot of promise and did not deliver. The Yang Yum wings were very tasty.

I very much prefer K Manna in Vallejo. They blow these wings out of the water.

Tried this spot for the first time because it had me at Korean chicken and tteobokki. I ordered the spicy pork bowl, bulgogi fries, tteobokki, and combo gochujang wings and garlic wings. Overall presentation is beautiful! Food is cooked on point and portions are great.

1. Gojuchang Wings - delicious! Not super spicy and cooked well!
2. Garlic wings- also delicious!
3. Bulgogi fries- this was actually really good except it was too much sauce on top for me. Lighter would have been better.
4. Spicy pork bowl- this was meh for me. It didn't taste great and I absolutely love spicy pork. The entire rice is soaked in oil versus spicy pork sauce and the combo with the other sauces was a solid no.
5. Tteobokki with cheese- ok, amazingly the cheese on it is a MUST!! Everything was perfectly cooked and chewy. Comes with fish cakes! However there was a weird smell that was from it that I could not deter from so I couldn't finish it. Ate the cheese and some Duk a fish cakes but the weird smell was overwhelming so it was a solid no after. I like authentic tteobokki sauce so I'm sad this was not great

Overall this place is decent, if I need a Korean food fix, I'll try a couple of things but it won't be my
Go to. Maybe because they just opened or testing out the recipes but I'll give it another go and see.

Yesterday the 12 of us came here after a game of golf at nearby Rancho Solano. We're all from San Francisco so we were heading in the right direction which was west.

Prior to coming I had emailed the business owner regarding seating and if reservations were needed.

Scott was very responsive. He said no reservations but able to accommodate the 12 of us with two tables of six.

We arrived around 5:15pm.

This is a very small footprint. I'm guessing it can hold about 20+.

Ordering process - overhead menu posted. Order & pay at the counter. Then you're given a pager.

Items ordered-
* hubby got the bibimbap
* I got the miso buttered chicken.
* friends also ordered the above and others ordered Korean chicken wings.

It did take time as each order was made to order.

I barely touched mine as I was not accustomed to the heat in Solano County - heat advisory too.

I reheated it today for lunch. The miso buttered chicken was very flavorful and the rice was soft. The chicken was fork tender. A great item. I'd order it again.

Hubby's go to is bibimbap. It looked very fresh and very colorful. He enjoyed it.

As for everyone else, I'm assuming they enjoyed what they ordered too.

Lots of to go orders while we were having dinner onsite.

After a very hot golf day (it was 90+ when we finished at Rancho Solano) the 12 of us decided to have dinner before traveling back to San Francisco. I was more thirsty than hungry so split an order of Korean Fried Chicken with hubby. I asked the person taking my order to recommend the wings he likes so I don't even know which one it was but It was 12 wings to an order and it was very good. It had a little spiciness to it. The other people in our group ordered different things but everyone enjoyed their order. You order at the counter. We received amazing service and all the orders looked like fresh ingredients and good quality. A lot of customers were there to pick up to go orders.

We found this establishment through Yelp and if you are in the area, I would recommend you give it a try if you like Korean fusion.

Overhyped & overpriced. Out of everything we ordered, the bulgogi fries were the most decent. The garlic fries were disappointing, they were COVERED in honey with very little garlic. Chee-Z Wingz tasted like chicken nuggets covered in cheetos. Service was very friendly though. Place is clean. Food comes out within a reasonable amount of time.

The nice thing about this place is that it is just a short walk from the hotel we were staying at. As we approached the counter we were greeted by a very friendly man who took our order happily. The room is somewhat bare and the music was on just loud enough to be a bit bothersome to me. We took our order to go and it was a decent wait, not super long.

I had the bibimbap. It filled the to go container very full, mostly with rice. The flavors were okay, too bland for my liking. If I did go back and I would make sure to ask for hot sauce of some sort. It had a lot of chicken, hardly any meat, and pickles vegetables squeezed on top of what was too much rice for me. I'm disappointed there wasn't more meat and that I wasn't ask if I wanted any spice. I was asked about the fried egg on top, which I wanted. It was an upcharge.

My wife had the miso butter chicken. She reports it was plentiful, very flavorful, creamy and not dry,. It was a lot of chicken. She says she would go back and order it again.

With her review we likely would go back for the convenient location, and I would ask for spice. But those 2 dishes, plus my egg, no drinks or sides, including a nice tip, was a fab of over $30.

I love Korean fried chicken, and was delighted to hear Frymazing relocated in Cordelia. The inside is small and modest, and with enough tables to dine in at. A lot of customers that came in were picking up orders.

We ordered the boneless yangnyum chicken and buldak fries. Both were very tasty with the right amount of spiciness, and the chicken was crispy and did not become soggy with the yangnyum sauce. The buldak fries also came topped with chicken, cheese, buldak sauce and green onions. The chicken meat was juicy and tender.

The price is almost comparable to Von's chicken and with most Korean fried chicken places, is on the pricier side but well worth it.

I love Korean fried chicken, and was delighted to hear Frymazing relocated in Cordelia. The inside is small and modest, and with enough tables to dine in at. A lot of customers that came in were picking up orders.

We ordered the boneless yangnyum chicken and buldak fries. Both were very tasty with the right amount of spiciness, and the chicken was crispy and did not become soggy with the yangnyum sauce. The buldak fries also came topped with chicken, cheese, buldak sauce and green onions. The chicken meat was juicy and tender.

The price is almost comparable to Von's chicken and with most Korean fried chicken places, is on the pricier side but well worth it.